American Film and Television: I Am a Superman and Invincible in All Worlds

Not bad, not bad. It describes the normal state of an ordinary person with normal outlook on life after gaining superhuman strength. He does not stop eating beef, but only calmly and carefree when the great power is restored to himself. Even Azu can actually fight Da Chao. Shouldn't it be an instant kill? He can actually run away.

Four stars are encouraging, but the problem now is that the protagonist's 13 levels as Superman are not enough. The author didn't do a good job of depicting the huge gap between Superman and the people of the motherland. Although he always showed a crushing attitude and didn't take the people of the motherland at all, he just didn't feel that "extraordinary" feeling. At present, he is more like an enhanced version of a person of the motherland with normal views.

It looks good and can be on the same frequency. You should have fun when you get invincibility. You shouldn't grow up suddenly if you are indifferent or meditative. Getting rich suddenly is basically revenge consumption. Wudiwen should be played, it's fun to play

I have read several books about Superman and Invincibility, but this one was the only one that felt comfortable. It was like watching an American TV series, and there was nothing about improving the country's science and technology and serving the motherland. The protagonist is fully integrated into the plot, has upright views, but is also decisive in killing people. He can be single, have a warm family with two people, and can live in a threesome. He doesn't need tons of gold, he just wants food, clothing and comfort. I hate what many people say about overpowering combat power. Superman is already invincible. Only those who can overwhelm combat power can be called supermen. I like the protagonist to be a small person and enjoy life. Like Da Chao, he can be a little reporter while saving the world. Only then can he live up to Da Chao's face. Maybe it's because I'm older, and I resent the idea that to become a superman, you have to do whatever you want, to become the president of the world, and even more to pretend to serve the "motherland". People who don't even dare to help the elderly are shouting **, which is both hypocritical and evil.

This novel is very good. American TV series, especially Superman novels, should be more direct. When he encounters someone he wants to kill, he kills him decisively. Compared to other American dramas, those who engage in ambiguous ink for 180 chapters will really be criticized.

I don't know why the rating is low, but it's actually quite well written. First of all, there is no bitterness, no blood, no poison. Basically, you can do whatever you want in an orderly manner, neither high-profile nor low-key. They are basically the worlds of American TV series or movies, but in fact the first world has the highest combat power. Behind the black robe are the worlds of mortals or low combat power, the latest Caribbean. The protagonist is basically an ordinary person, and can be summed up in one sentence: "It doesn't matter." It doesn't matter if I help you with the movie or TV characters you like, and you can accept the good-looking ones without pursuing them deliberately. In terms of combat power, he is basically stronger than the normal superman. At least he can use magic, but he cannot reach the level of the silver superman.

The first world is basically finished, but I feel that the Man of Steel written by the author is a bit weak.

I think it's okay, it won't move the USB too much, and it's in line with normal movie criticism. If it doesn't die, it's not dead. I'll give it a five-point encouragement. Nowadays, too many books are either divine USBs, or they are so fun that they are crazy.

The fighting force is a bit harsh. The protagonist gives me the feeling of being looked down upon by someone in a high position, with an inexplicable arrogance and indifference to everything.

I know you want to write a novel about an invincible person who plays games in the world and has fun in various film and television works, but you haven't dealt with some details yet, but I personally think it's harmless, so keep writing. I like to read it.

A novel that suits my personal taste, with a tight pace and no nonsense. The highlight is that the protagonist has invincible power, but he pretends to be a pig and eats the tiger, and in the end, he feels happy and shocked the whole world. Keep up the good work, I've seen the latest within three days of watching, so please update soon.

Come on, come on, this kind of super love who lives in various American TV series or movies, Pang De supports you: woof woof woof

Okay, the protagonist can do whatever he really wants.

Can we go to the Invincible Young Masters universe?

[Laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly] Normal people have superhuman abilities. I don't eat beef.

The five points are all because the author is slow to update. I kept it on the bookshelf for two or three months and updated ten chapters in one read. It is invincible.

Not bad, Superman's invincible daily game life [laughing]

The correct way to open Superman does not need to be entangled in specific strength. American TV series are all about crushing him.

Very good ദ്ദി(˵ •̀ ᴗ - ˵ ) ✧, but the score is a bit low. Superman is capable of pretending to be silky smooth.

You can go to some horror movie worlds, such as Fatal Turn, and those Cthulhu movies

Not bad, the writing is okay

[Laughing evilly] Author, you really know how to play.

Author, are you going to the spiritual cage?

This is the cool article I want to read

Still pretty good

Okay, looks good

A good unlimited novel

I like this way of describing it.

Sure enough, I still didn't use my super intelligence and didn't even analyze Compound No. 5.

To be honest, it's okay to skip the first two worlds.